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Which of our products fits the job, with the connection strings and an honest list of what an address will not fix.
Proxy for TelegramTelegram accepts a SOCKS5 proxy in the app itself, no extra software. The question worth answering is which address you point it at, because accounts, bots and bulk collection each want a different one.Proxy for TikTokTikTok reads the address harder than most platforms, and it cares as much about the region behind it as about whether it looks residential. Datacenter addresses rarely survive account work here.Proxy for Twitter (X)Worth knowing before you buy: the official API counts requests against your account and your app, not against the address they come from. A proxy will not raise those limits. It earns its money elsewhere.Proxy for InstagramEveryone repeats that mobile proxies are best for Instagram and almost nobody says why. The reason is carrier NAT: thousands of real people share one carrier address, so the address on its own cannot prove two accounts are related.Proxy for LinkedInThe limit that stops most people here is the Commercial Use Limit on search. It sits on the account, LinkedIn does not display how much of it you have left, and it cannot be lifted on request. No address changes any of that, so it is worth knowing what an address does change before you buy one.Proxy for DiscordOn most platforms the limits sit on your account and a proxy does nothing about them. Discord is the exception on this site: it documents a restriction that lands on the IP address rather than on your token, and it is easier to trigger than people expect.Proxy for RedditMost pages on this subject are still describing a Reddit that stopped existing a while ago. We measured the current behaviour rather than repeating it, and the result changes what is worth buying.Proxy for SnapchatSnapchat splits in two, and the split decides what to buy. The app side is policed at the device and the client, where an address barely registers. The web side is wide open to crawlers in robots.txt while the terms forbid scraping. Both halves are worth understanding before spending anything.Proxy for FacebookFacebook is where a proxy is worth the most on account work and the least on everything else. Ad accounts carry money and want an address that never moves. The API counts against your app, and collection is addressed in writing at the top of their robots file.Proxy for GoogleTwo very different jobs share this name. Running Google Ads accounts, where a proxy earns its money in a way we can defend. And collecting search results, where the first thing to read is the line Google wrote about it in its own robots file.Proxy for WhatsAppThis is the platform where a proxy matters least of the ten on this site, and the page is short because the honest answer is short. Your identity here is a phone number, the limits are attached to your business portfolio, and the part that actually delivers a message is not running on your network at all.Proxy for AmazonAmazon is the sharpest version of a problem that appears all over this site. Its robots file leaves product pages and search open to crawlers. Its Conditions of Use name the collection of listings, descriptions and prices as something the licence does not cover. Neither document is hiding, and they point different ways.Proxy for eBayeBay states its position on automated access inside its own robots.txt, in prose, before a single rule. And it is markedly less willing than Amazon to talk to a server at all, which we checked rather than assumed.Proxy for AvitoAvito does not refuse a server address the way eBay does. It serves you, counts, and then puts up a captcha page that names your IP as the problem. The useful question is therefore not which address type to buy but how many addresses your pace requires, and we measured that rather than guessing.